Brendan Nordstrom Email & Phone Number

Boston, MA, US

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In my senior year, I moved into the role of co-director of the Boston Hockey Blog. The expanded role includes being a point-of-contact between the writers and SIDs, organizing the annual Hockey edition, working with other members of the blog to develop stories, and editing articles. The role also includes the role of writing articles, covering games, etc.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Collaborating with a small, experienced team of reporters, I worked to provide previews, recaps, feature articles and up-to-date news about the Boston University men's and women's hockey team. We attended all games that we could, covering practices and participating in a weekly podcast. This season's highlights included following the men's hockey team on.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As a former editor at the paper, I understood the high demand for the role and felt passionate about advocating for the health and wellbeing of the next generation of editors.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Following my time as an editor with the Daily Free Press, I joined the nonprofit's board as the Public Relations Chair to disseminate information on the inner workings of the paper as well as working to expand the reach of the paper's distribution.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In my second year at BU Today, I moved into the role of sports reporting intern, following the beat of the University's sports. The role includes penning preview articles for each team, covering playoff games, writing feature stories about notable storylines, and writing about significant alumni and breaking news.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In my Sophomore year, I was hired as a writing consultant at the CAS Writing Center. Meeting with students for 45 minutes in 4-6 session per week, I assisted students with their academic and creative writing for classes, assisting with grammar, content and organization.

I am going on my fourth year as a game day communication assistant with BU Athletics, assisting in live statistics and providing any other assistance during soccer, basketball, hockey, and lacrosse games. This role has given me a greater attention to detail and a greater understanding of the minute details in sports

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In the spring of my junior year, I worked as a general assignment intern at BU Today. My role included covering the beat of student life at Boston University, including weekend events, news in Boston, profiles of the University's students and staff, and more.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

As a member of WTBU Sports, I made my debut in broadcasting calling basketball and softball games, recorded a weekly podcast "Redshirts" with Jeremy Gay, wrote a weekly NFL column called "The Two Minute Drill" and photographed field hockey, soccer and basketball. WTBU Sports allowed me to try all different type of mediums and expand journalistically.

Harpswell, Maine, United States

I spent the summer going into my senior year as a reporting intern at the Harpswell Anchor, a nonprofit local newsroom in Harpswell along the Maine mid-coast. The small town, which boasts the oldest population in Maine, is made up of three villages under one name, combining the retiree community, the working waterfront community, and the summer vacation.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

I report on the Massachusetts Statehouse for the Taunton Daily Gazette through the BU Statehouse program, pitching and writing government stories relevant to the Taunton area, and localizing state-wide issues. I followed the beat of Taunton, but the program included larger enterprise stories available to a number of outlets. A highlight of my experience in.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

As part of my Sydney study abroad program, I had the opportunity to intern with the Sunday Telegraph, one of Australia's highest-circulating newspapers. Working in a professional newsroom, I received and found my own pitches, reported on issues important to the Sydney community and wrote stories on a tight deadline for weekly print.

Orleans, Massachusetts, United States

In the summer going into my third year, I worked as a beat reporter for the Orleans Firebirds, a collegiate summer baseball team in the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League. In this role, I was tasked with writing a recap complete with interviews after each of the 51 games. Additionally, I penned five feature stories about the team's inner storylines.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In the Spring of my Sophomore year, I became a Managing Editor of the Daily Free Press. Responsibilities include copy editing, style editing and fact-checking every article published by the paper, along with managing a newsroom of 16 editors.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In the Fall semester of my Sophomore year, I worked as a section editor of the sports section of the Daily Free Press. Here I pitched and edited over 100 articles, worked with a staff of over 20 writers and columnists, and coordinated with the rest of the E-board. Working with the Boston Hockey Blog, we returned the "Hockey Edition" to print, and expanded.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In my first year at Boston University, I worked for the Daily Free Press as a sports reporter. This included writing game recaps, profiles, and, my personal favorite, feature articles on a biweekly basis. In the spring semester, I created a weekly sports column "Spring Scramble," about the inaugural USFL season. By the end of the year, I had earned the.

In my first year at BU, I worked at the Student Activities Business Office as an office assistant. A day's main task included reviewing and organizing purchase requests from clubs and filing it in Excel. Other responsibilities included answering the phone and assisting students.

Battle Creek, Michigan, United States

Over the 2022 summer, I interned as a media intern for the Northwoods League's Battle Creek Battle Jacks. My primary role was a broadcaster, broadcasting over 45 games on TV and radio. Towards the end of the season I learned how to PC direct and filled in for the final 8 games of the season on the production end. Other tasks included producing content on.

Bachelor'S Degree, Journalism

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